35-45 N.m for value retail, 60-85 N.m for installer kits and up to 110 N.m for heavier-duty programs.
For wholesalers, distributors & private labels
Professional Cordless Drill Manufacturer
VoltForge manufactures 12V, 16V, 20V and 40V cordless drill drivers with 35-110 N.m torque options, brushed or brushless motors, CE/RoHS document routes and MOQ from 600 units. Choose a compact retail drill, a 20V brushless platform or a hammer-drill program, then confirm the exact market, battery and packaging requirement before sampling.
Built for your market
A Cordless Drill & Drill Driver range your customers will understand.
A drill driver is often the product that defines a new cordless range. We begin with the way you plan to sell it: a compact drill for price-led retail, a 20V platform for a growing distributor line, or a hammer drill for more demanding work. Then we match torque, battery capacity, charger plug, packaging and documents to your market. That gives you a realistic configuration before sampling, instead of a quotation built around a vague drill price.
Already know your target market, channel or annual volume? Share it with us and we will recommend a practical starting configuration.
Use one 20V battery family across drill, driver and grinder SKUs to make a launch line easier to sell and replenish.
Housing color, logo position, color box, BMC case, manual and carton marks can be reviewed before sample confirmation.
Confirm target market, plug type and battery pack before locking the CE, RoHS, EMC and UN38.3 file scope.
Explore the range
Choose the right starting point.
Start with the model closest to your market. We can adjust the battery, packaging, documents and order plan around it.
Specifications, MOQ & lead time
Everything you need for a first quotation.
Final pricing depends on the selected motor, battery, packaging and destination. Send us your target configuration for a confirmed quotation.
| Buying field | Available range / commercial reference |
|---|---|
| Working range | 12V / 16V / 20V / 40V; 35-110 N.m torque; 10mm or 13mm chuck |
| Motor / build options | Brushed, brushless, single-speed, two-speed, hammer function, metal gearbox options |
| Price guidance | USD 18-48 EXW by voltage, motor, battery pack, case and order quantity |
| MOQ | 600 units for standard color; 1,200 units for private color or dedicated artwork review |
| Sampling | 10-18 days for existing build; 18-28 days when color, packaging or documents change |
| Production lead time | 35-50 days after sample approval, deposit and artwork confirmation |
| Certification route | CE / EMC / RoHS by model and charger; UN38.3 / MSDS when lithium packs ship with the kit |
For an accurate quotation: confirm the tool configuration, target market, battery or accessory route, packaging and expected order quantity.
Built for different markets
A different range for every sales channel.
Retailers, distributors and trade buyers often need different voltage, packaging and price positions. We can match the build to the way you sell.
Value retail drill
12V or 16V brushed drill, 1.5Ah-2.0Ah pack, color box and clear shelf specification.
Shared 20V platform
20V 65 N.m drill paired with impact driver and spare battery options for repeat purchase.
Installer upgrade
20V brushless or hammer drill with 4.0Ah pack, metal chuck and stronger carton protection.
Find your fit
Compare popular configurations.
Use these examples as a starting point. We can fine-tune the final configuration for your product range and market.
| Platform / range | Type | Key characteristic | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12V compact | Brushed drill driver | Light, simple and price-led | Household kits, promotional retail and small-format shelves |
| 16V everyday | Brushed two-speed drill | More torque without a full platform investment | Hardware retail upgrade and regional distributors |
| 20V standard | Brushless-ready drill driver | Shared battery system and broad SKU expansion | Mainstream private label and multi-SKU launch |
| 20V hammer / 40V | Higher-output drill program | More perceived power and heavier duty story | Installer, contractor and premium channel programs |
Not sure where to start? If you are unsure, begin with a 20V 65 N.m drill, 2.0Ah or 4.0Ah pack and a 13mm chuck. It covers the broadest distributor and private-label use case without forcing an overbuilt first order. We will review the final selection against the intended work, destination market and approved sample.
Private label options
Put your brand on a platform that works.
Choose light branding for a faster launch, or deeper engineering changes for a different product offer.
Launch with an existing platform.
- Logo pad print or laser mark
- Standard color box and carton mark
- Battery capacity selection
- Manual language and barcode review
Build a product around your brief.
- Housing color matched to a brand guide
- New BMC case or kit configuration
- Dedicated charger plug / market route
- New gearbox, hammer function or performance target
For a faster launch: standard models can move to samples quickly. New colors, packaging, product configurations or documents need a joint review before confirmation.
Confirm user, market and target cordless drill configuration.
Lock platform, performance, battery/accessory and document route.
Prepare the agreed tool, pack-out and initial file checklist.
Review performance, artwork, packaging and commercial details together.
Run the approved build through defined assembly and QC checkpoints.
Release finished goods with pack-out and export document confirmation.
Quality checks
Quality you can verify before shipment.
We record the main control points for each order and can share the relevant reports, photos and documents for your configuration.
Incoming parts
Motor, switch, chuck, gear set and housing are sampled against the approved bill of materials.
Verified with: Incoming inspection record, gauge check and component traceability labelAssembly torque
Critical screws, chuck seat and gearbox fit are controlled at the line station.
Verified with: Torque driver record and fixture confirmationFunction test
Speed range, direction switch, trigger response and clutch steps are verified before packing.
Verified with: No-load speed meter and functional test fixtureLoad / endurance
Selected units run under load to check heat rise, vibration and output stability.
Verified with: Load bench, temperature reading and runtime recordOutgoing inspection
Appearance, accessory count, carton mark and battery documentation are checked by batch.
Verified with: AQL checklist, photo record and packing verification sheetFor your market
Built for retailers, distributors & trade buyers.
We match the recommended configuration, packaging and supporting documents to the way your customers buy and use the product.
Hardware retail
Launch a clear good/better/best drill ladder without confusing buyers.
Recommended: 12V compact, 16V everyday and 20V standard
Typical form: Color box, shelf-ready copy and barcode/carton plan
Regional distribution
Build a shared-battery product family that can grow after the first container.
Recommended: 20V 65 N.m drill plus driver and grinder
Typical form: Battery compatibility chart and distributor bundle proposal
Installer channels
Give trade users a drill that looks and performs like a serious work tool.
Recommended: 20V brushless or hammer drill with 4.0Ah pack
Typical form: Metal chuck, BMC case, endurance and document review
Before you order
Six details to confirm for a smooth launch.
Share these details with us and we can prepare a more accurate quotation, sample plan and document checklist.
Choose Your Voltage Platform
Tell us whether your cordless drill should sit in a 12V, 16V, 20V or 40V range, and whether it needs to share batteries with existing tools.
Match the Tool to the Job
Share the main application, target output, motor preference and price position. We will recommend a configuration that fits the work and your market.
Agree the Quality Checks
Let us know which performance, appearance and function checks matter most for your order. We can include them in the sample and inspection plan.
Confirm Your Market
Share the destination country, charger plug, battery shipping route and any compliance or transport documents required.
Approve Branding & Packaging
Send your logo, color reference, packaging, manual, barcode, accessory and case requirements so we can prepare the right artwork plan.
Plan Quantity & Delivery
Tell us the expected quantity, carton format, pallet needs, shipment method and preferred delivery date.
Why VoltForge
What you can expect from VoltForge.
From the first sample to final shipment, we help you build a range with clear specifications, practical documentation and a reliable production plan.
Platform thinking
Drill choice is mapped to the battery, charger and follow-on SKUs instead of quoted as a single isolated tool.
Procurement range
MOQ, sample timing, price guidance and document route are visible before a buyer spends time on a detailed RFQ.
Torque evidence
Performance language is matched to test checkpoints, not left as a broad marketing claim.
Private-label control
Logo, color, packaging and manual scope are confirmed early enough to avoid surprise rework.
Export discipline
Tool, charger and battery documents are matched to the destination market and shipping method.
Factory visibility
Review our manufacturing, QC and certificate information before you place a first order.
12final assembly lines
1.8Mannual tool capacity
24htechnical RFQ response
4quality control gates
42markets served
10-30dsample route by scope
Frequently asked questions
Common questions, answered.
Need something else? Our engineering and sales teams can review it with you.
Product specifications & engineering
What torque should a private-label drill target?
For mainstream hardware retail, 45-65 N.m is often enough. For installer-oriented programs, 75-85 N.m with a 13mm chuck and 4.0Ah pack gives a more credible step-up.
Is brushless always necessary?
No. Brushed models remain practical for price-led retail. Brushless is most useful when the buyer needs runtime, premium positioning or a stronger comparison against established brands.
Can the hammer function be added to every drill?
No. Hammer performance depends on the gearbox, housing, motor and impact mechanism. Confirm the intended masonry use before selecting a hammer-drill route.
Which battery size should we launch first?
2.0Ah keeps a starter kit lighter and cheaper; 4.0Ah supports installer use and longer runtime. Many buyers launch both on one 20V platform.
Customization & commercial terms
What is the minimum order quantity?
Standard-color drill drivers normally start at 600 units per model. A private housing color or dedicated packaging review typically starts at 1,200 units.
How long does sampling take?
Existing configurations normally take 10-18 days. Custom color, case, manual, charger plug or document changes can extend sampling to 18-28 days.
Can we order a drill with our own logo?
Yes. Start with logo method, color reference, packaging scope and market. The sample plan should show the tool, box, manual and carton together.
Which documents can be prepared?
The final file set depends on the drill, charger, battery and market. Typical routes include CE/EMC, RoHS and lithium transport documents where applicable.
Inside our factory
From production floor to final pack-out.
See the people, tools and checks behind each order.
Production
Production floor: Cordless Drill & Drill Driver assembly prepared for a regional distributor order.
Motor station: component match and build control for the cordless drill platform.
Product review: buyer sample configuration checked before the next approval stage.
Workshop
Application reference: target user scenario used to confirm configuration and battery choice.
Platform display: shared-battery range used to plan related tools and replenishment packs.
Buyer review: product range shown in a hands-on sourcing and trade setting.
Testing
QC station: functional and endurance checks recorded against the agreed inspection route.
Power-system review: battery and charger behavior checked for the intended work pattern.
Document review: product, battery and export files checked before shipment planning.
Documents & delivery
Engineering and export team: market, packaging and document requirements aligned before release.
Distributor case: platform, cartons and branded launch materials reviewed as one program.
Factory visit: production location and audit route available before a first order.
Sourcing guide
Sourcing Cordless Drill & Drill Driver: what to check before you order.
01Choosing the Right Cordless Drill & Drill Driver
The best cordless drill depends on where and how you plan to sell it. Start with the user, your target price and the role it will play in the range. We can then match the platform, performance level, battery or accessory route, packaging and test plan. With those details agreed, you can compare quotations on the same basis and avoid a sample that looks good on paper but does not suit the final program.
02Choose Your Voltage Platform First
Price is easier to judge once the platform is clear. A lower-voltage model can be the right choice for a price-led retail line, while a shared 20V platform gives distributors more room to add tools and replacement batteries later. Higher-output programs work best when there is a real need for more runtime or heavier work. Tell us about the customer, sales channel and expected shelf position, and we will help you choose the balance of performance, battery cost, carton weight and future range expansion.
03Focus on the Specs That Affect Performance
For cordless drill, the important figures are the ones that affect the job: torque, output, capacity, disc size, tool mix or charging route. Ask how each figure is measured, which components support it and how the tool performs with the recommended battery, accessory or load. A useful specification includes the working condition as well as the target number. That gives our engineering team something clear to verify during sampling.
04Prepare Documents for Your Market
A product is ready for market when the selected configuration, charger, battery, label, manual, carton and document route all match the destination. CE, EMC, RoHS, UN38.3, MSDS, charger safety and carton marks need to apply to the actual product and shipping method. Share your market and logistics route at the start. We can prepare the right document checklist while the sample is being made, rather than reopening the project after the packaging has been approved.
05How We Check Quality
Each quality check protects a different part of the order. Incoming components, critical assembly, functional testing, load or charge behavior and final pack-out all matter. We can share the relevant inspection method or record for your configuration: fixture checks, meters, load benches, AQL lists, traceability labels or document review. Tell us which product claims matter most to your customers and we will include them in the inspection plan.
06What Affects Price and Lead Time
The main cost drivers are platform choice, motor or cell route, battery capacity, performance hardware, case or color box, print complexity, custom color, order quantity and required documents. Timing changes when any of these items changes after the sample is approved. For a smoother launch, confirm the product configuration, artwork, pack-out and market document checklist together. We will then map the sample, production, inspection and shipment stages for your order.
07Compare Options for Your Product Range
There is rarely one model that suits every customer. A smaller or entry configuration may be better for shelf price and carton weight. A brushless, higher-capacity or shared-platform option may give your range stronger runtime and a clearer upgrade story. Start with the option that fits your most common customer and price band, then keep a defined upgrade for higher-demand users. We can help you build that good, better and best structure.
08Before You Approve Production
Before mass production begins, review the approved sample against the final order: configuration, key performance target, battery, charger or accessory route, logo, color, case or box, manual, labels, carton marks, destination documents, quantity and delivery date. We can provide final pack-out photos and a summary of the outgoing inspection plan. For higher-risk products, you can also request the relevant functional record or sample report before shipment.
Start your project
Tell us about your Cordless Drill & Drill Driver project.
Tell us where you sell, what you need and how many you expect to order. We will reply with a practical starting configuration, MOQ, sample timing and document checklist.
- Technical reply within 24 hours
- Product, battery or accessory and market review
- Sample, artwork and document plan before production
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